Beeck Maxil Pro Application Guide
Maxil Pro Application guide, covering application onto vapour open backgrounds such as lime plaster and vapour closed backgrounds such as gypsum plaster.
Read More »We have created these application guides to give you general guidance and good practice when working with Lime and related materials.
Maxil Pro Application guide, covering application onto vapour open backgrounds such as lime plaster and vapour closed backgrounds such as gypsum plaster.
Read More »How Beeck Sensil should be applied onto different backgrounds. Sensil has Active Silicification Formula (ASF) meaning it offers the highest scrub resistance of all Beeck internal paints and is desi...
Read More »Renosil is a ready to use, breathable exterior mineral based paint. Renosil works by chemically bonding to the surface, which results in superb durability.
Read More »Guide to applying the Beeck Beeckosil External Mineral Paint system onto different backgrounds.
Read More »Technical advice note for the application of Lime Mortars.
Read More »This article is designed to provide a step by step guide for instaling, rendering and decorating the Cornerstone Render System.
Read More »A guide to Rendering by Cornish Lime, using NHL or Lime Putty with a three coat application.
Read More »Animal hair has traditionally been used as reinforcement in lime renders as a means of improving tensile strength and to reduce shrinkage cracking. Introduced into the mix by teasing the hair into ...
Read More »After a Lime Render has been placed it must be allowed time to to cure/fully hydrate before it acquires strength and hardness.Curing is the process of keeping the mortar/render under a specific en...
Read More »Bag rubbing is a technique where the pointing of masonry is conducted in a manner closer to rendering, that does not (have to) extinguish the ‘character’ of the wall.
Read More »Buildings such as these are constructed using solid walls with two skins of (sometimes) dressed stone with a rubble core fill between. They are unlikely to contain damp-proof courses and will alway...
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